Sentence examples for profoundly worrying from inspiring English sources

Johnson says fuel poverty is profoundly worrying for him.

Pakistan's sheltering of both Taliban and Al Qaeda leaders is also profoundly worrying.

We have heavily armed soldiers in front of the synagogue, and while this is reassuring it's also profoundly worrying.

But to go on a second holiday to Cornwall days later while "the most serious threat to Britain's security" – and those are his words – flares up and our forces get involved in a quasi-military support role, is profoundly worrying.

But campaign group Keep Sunday Special called the plan "profoundly worrying".

But in my view the growing paradigmatic divide and the failure of most policy documents to recognise the issue are profoundly worrying.

Israelis are profoundly worried -- and profoundly divided -- about their isolation.

But GamCare's chief executive, Dirk Hansen, is still profoundly worried.

A nation profoundly worried about its economic future can relax.

I remember sitting in my sociology lectures and hearing of the infamous Clark doll experiment that surprised and profoundly worried me.

The White House is profoundly worried about what's happening in Egypt, which has long played a pivotal role in the US's grand strategy in the Middle East.